March 2004
The U.S. Vetoes Resolution Condemning Israel - March 26, 2004
The U.S. vetoed a UN Security Council resolution condemning Israel for the assassination of Hamas leader Sheikh Ahmed Yassin. The resolution, proposed by Algeria, was…
Nigeria Agrees to Grant Temporary Asylum to Jean-Bertrand Aristide - 2004-03-23
Nigeria has agreed to provide temporary asylum to Jean-Bertrand Aristide, the former president of Haiti, at the request of the Caribbean Community. Aristide, who recently…
Syrian Kurds Avoid Celebrating Joyous Nowruz Ceremonies
Syrian Kurds have chosen not to celebrate Nowruz due to mourning the deaths of many in recent clashes with security forces. While most stayed home,…
400 Kurds Released in Syria
At least 400 Kurds detained in Syria during recent clashes have been released, according to Kurdish leaders. The release has not been confirmed by the…
Over One Million People Demonstrate Against the Iraq War in Various Cities Worldwide - 2004-03-21
On March 21, 2004, over one million people protested against the Iraq War in cities worldwide, including significant demonstrations in Rome and Barcelona. The protests…
Nigerian National Football Team Training Camp in Paris - 2004-03-17
The Nigerian national football team is set to train in Paris for a week before facing Tunisia, a crucial match for Olympic qualification. The team…
At least 12 Kurds killed in Tuesday's riots in Aleppo and Afrin, Syria - 2004-03-17
On March 17, 2004, at least 12 Kurds were killed during riots in Aleppo and Afrin, Syria, amidst commemorations of a historical chemical attack. The…
Arrest of Another Algerian Man in Connection with Recent Attacks in Spain - 2004-03-16
An Algerian man has been arrested in Spain in connection with the recent bombings that killed 201 people. He had previously warned police about planned…
German Interior Minister: Europe Faces a New Type of Islamic Terrorists
The German Interior Minister has highlighted a new threat from Islamic terrorists in Europe following Al-Qaeda's claim of responsibility for the Madrid bombings that killed…
Clashes Between Supporters of Two Syrian Football Teams Result in Casualties
Clashes between Kurdish and Arab football fans in Qamishli, Syria, led to 13 deaths and over 100 injuries. The violence escalated during a match and…
Los Angeles Report: 'Love and Marriage' Interview with Dr. Hooria Yavari - 2004-03-13
A recent conference in Los Angeles focused on love, marriage, and family, featuring an interview with Dr. Hooria Yavari conducted by Mohammad Qods Razavi from…
Under the Microscope: Analysis of the Results of the Iranian Bar Association Elections - 2004-03-13
Dr. Alireza Noori Zadeh discusses the recent elections for the Iranian Bar Association and comments on Saeed Hajarian's remarks on the anniversary of an assassination…
Spanish Security Officials Searching for Those Responsible for Deadly Bombings in Madrid - 2004-03-11
On March 11, 2004, a series of bombings in Madrid resulted in 186 deaths and over a thousand injuries, occurring just days before parliamentary elections.…
Increase in U.S. Anti-Terrorism Cooperation with African Countries - 2004-03-11
The U.S. military has enhanced its anti-terrorism collaboration with North and West African nations, particularly Algeria, where they are providing support in the fight against…
Nasrin Mahdavi's Report: Interview with Nahid Riazi about International Women's Day
On International Women's Day, an interview was conducted with Nahid Riazi, a political activist in Denmark, discussing the significance of the day and related programs.…
Brandi Chastain Invited to U.S. Women's National Soccer Team
Brandi Chastain has been invited back to the U.S. Women's National Soccer Team for the upcoming Algarve Cup in Portugal. This comes after her recovery…
US Government Warns American Citizens to Avoid Travel to Algeria - 2004-03-09
The US government has issued a travel warning for American citizens to avoid Algeria due to ongoing security concerns and past incidents of hostage-taking. This…
The United States Considers Imposing Sanctions on Syria
The U.S. is contemplating sanctions against Syria for supporting terrorism and allowing insurgents to cross into Iraq. This decision follows a law passed in November…
The U.S. Calls for the Freezing of Charles Taylor's Assets, Former Leader of Liberia
The U.S. has urged UN members to freeze the assets of Charles Taylor, former Liberian leader, to prevent him and his family from using illicit…
Dialogue of Foreign Ministers of Arab League Member States in Cairo - 2004-03-01
The foreign ministers of the Arab League are meeting in Cairo to discuss proposed reforms aimed at addressing internal divisions within the organization. Key proposals…
Philippine President Dismisses Abu Sayyaf Guerrilla Group's Claims as Baseless
Philippine President Gloria Arroyo has rejected claims by the Abu Sayyaf group that they were responsible for a bombing on a passenger ship that caught…
Report by Shahid: The People's Cinema of Iran - 2004-03-01
Mohammad Reza Shahid interviews film director Zakaria Hashemi about the history and significance of Iranian cinema, particularly focusing on the people's cinema. This discussion highlights…